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Cat#	Product Name	Unit Size	Price Per Unit ^*
90055	Biocytin (e-biotinoyl-L-lysine)	100mg	$68.25
90060	Biocytin hydrazide	25 mg	$95
90057	Biotin ethylenediamine, hydrobromide (equivalent to Neurobiotin^TM)	25mg	$63
90075	Biotin ethylenediamine, hydrochloride (functionally equivalent to Neurobiotin^TM)	25mg	$63
90062	Biotin-4-fluorescein	10 mg	$105
80022	Biotin-rhodamine 110	5mg	$273
80013	Calcein (High purity)	100mg	$52.5
80011	Calcein AM	1mg	$115.5
80011-3	Calcein AM (special packaging)	20x50ug	$136.5
80011-2	Calcein AM, 1mg/ml in anhydrous DMSO	1ml	$126
80011-1	Calcein AM, 4mM in anhydrous DMSO	100 uL	$115.5
92151	CF350 hydrazide	1 mg	$150
92152	CF488A hydrazide	1 mg	$150
92154	CF568 hydrazide	1 mg	$150
92158	CF594 hydrazide	1 mg	$150
92156	CF633 hydrazide	1 mg	$150
92136	CF647 hydrazide	1 mg	$150
80104	DPA/Terbium for membrane fusion assay	1set	$63
80012	DPX	500mg	$52.5
80019	Fluorescein biotin (5-((N-(5-(N-(6-(biotinoyl)amino)hexanoyl)amino)pentyl)thioureidyl) fluorescein)	5 mg	$94.5


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Biotium offers a number of polar, membraneimpermeant fluorescent dyes and related products for cell tracing applications. These highly positively-charged or negativelycharged probes can be introduced into cells by microinjections. Alternatively, some of the probes bearing carboxylic acid groups have been derivatized into nonpolar acetoxymethyl (AM) esters, which can easily enter cells and then become rapidly hydrolyzed by endoesterases into the original polar dyes.